TRAINING EVALUATION REPORT

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CIA-RDP62-00631R000300070008-5
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RIPPUB
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S
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7
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December 12, 2016
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April 30, 2002
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8
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Publication Date: 
May 31, 1957
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MF
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Approved For Release 20021 tiE11-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 - 0t r , ~) i 8a a 31 May 1957 MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of Training THROUGH: SUBJECT: Deputy Director (Support) Report - Training Evaluation 1. I feel it is appropriate for me to comment on the Training Evaluation Report from the Office of Training on Mr. I las he has been in my office in the past and is expected to take an overseas post for this office in the near future. I have, therefore, known him personally and officially for a considerable period of time and feel that my estimate of him should be or record together with the Office of Training evaluation. 2. Mr. has had a wide and varied experience with the Government, both in Washington and abroad. I have found he puts this experience, as well as his legal training, to very good effect in handling the varied problems where I have had an opportunity to observe them. In particular, his ability to analyze the problems and present the main issues has been amply demonstrated. When disagreements have arisen we have argued them frankly and I have found Mr. C intelligent and honest in his convictions. efore the Training Evaluation Report was received. Mr. epeatedly mentioned to me his high opinion of th. OFC as a whole. ? have talked to him since reading the report and he continues to hetieve the course is an excellent one, although there are certain portions which he feels could be of Approved For Release 2002&E Ef -RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 Approved For Release 2002/06/0?:UARDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 more benefit to the students if conducted on a somewhat different basis. I understand he has submitted his views in this respect to the Office of Training in writing. I trust this critique will be accepted in the spirit in which I believe it was given, namely to offer constructive suggestions. He and I both believe the course was beneficial to him, particularly in the light of his new assign- ment, and I believe that he will continue to perform in a highly capable manner as he has demonstrated in the past. LAWRENCE R. HOUSTON General Counsel Att-Training Repoort. Ce , ~f uJ /44Saxme~ 07R ~/Aa /f, Approved For Release 2002/06&E,-fDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 UTI 25X1A Approved For Release 2002/06/05 : CIA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 Next 2 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2002/06/05 : CIA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 Approved For Release 200%Q:?11j{C }9gRDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 23 April 1957 MEMORANDUM FOR: Division Chief THROUGH: Training Officer, SA/DDS FROM: Assessment and Evaluation Staff SUBJECT: Training Evaluation Report, 1. The attached Training Evaluation Report summarizes the observation and measurement of the student's performance in all aspects of this train- ing course. The Assessment and Evaluation Staff has additional information about this individual's capabilities, interests, and attitudes. These characteristics are of importance in interpreting this student's report. If the report or the additional information is inconsistent with the super- visor's observation or expectations, or if they reflect serious deficiencies in terms of specific job requirements, a discussion with representatives of this office is recommended. 25X1A 2. Mro is a very able person who has developed characteristics which were m ective for success in the kind of work he has been doing such as "ne otiati classified agreements and formulating recommendations by 25X1A to interested agencies in Washington for policies adopted by the U.S." (from Request for Internal Training). These characteristics, however, were a disservice in the OFC where different problems and procedures are involved. His negative reactions are understandable from a man who has gained considerable success and respect in the past. They may have no relevance to his present position but perhaps should be considered if an assignment requiring flexibility outside his area of specialization is required. 3. If you wish to discuss this further, please contact the Referral Assessment and Evaluation Staff Office of Training S _E -C -B _E T Approved For Release 20027OB/05 -C.TA RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 FORM N0. I FEB 6e 736 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. (45) 25X1A Approved For Release 2002/06/05 : CIA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 Next 1 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2002/06/05 : CIA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 Approved For Release 2002/06/05 : CIA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 Adjectival Ratings S E C R E T The adjectival ratings are defined as follows: SUPERIOR: The student demonstrated outstanding ability or proficiency in meeting this course objec- tive or goal; he indicated an unusually thor- ough knowledge of the material presented, or, if skills are involved, he demonstrated that he is one of the most effective individuals in this area. CF,I,IN'.:__The..,_student _ahowd unusual -competence, skill, or. ability in meeting this objective or goal; he demonstrated a thorough grasp of the pre- sented material, or, if skills are involved, he demonstrated that he can perform in an ex- tremely effective manner in this area. SATISFACTORY: The student met this objective in a competent or adequate manner; he demonstrated a good under- standing and grasp of the information presented, or, if skills are involved, he demonstrated Sufficient competence to operate effectively in this area. POOR: Although the student may have met some of the standards set for minimum achievement of this course goal or objective, he demonstrated serious gaps in knowledge or sufficient lack of skills to be of doubtful competence. FAILURE:' The student was unable to grasp the concepts or information presented, or demonstrated that he had not acquired the necessary information and skills to operate at oven minimum capacity in this area. -3- S E C R E T Approved For Release 2002 'ClA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 25X1A Approved For Release 2002/06/05 : CIA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5 Next 6 Page(s) In Document Exempt Approved For Release 2002/06/05 : CIA-RDP62-00631 R000300070008-5